A list of the most important trucking abbreviations and acronyms. What does cc or o/o mean in trucking?
Quarterly tax advice for owner-operators and trucking companies, including the most common mistakes to avoid like losing track of income.
To calculate your cost per mile, simply divide your total expenses by your total miles. Want examples? Click to see what this looks like.
If you’ve been leased onto a company or working as a company driver for a while, you’ve probably considered stepping out and getting your own authority. Before you take the leap, you should weigh the upsides and the downsides.
Whether you run a massive fleet or a company of one, you’ll need a driver qualification file (DQF) for each of your drivers — including yourself, if you have your own authority.
A fuel surcharge calculator for calculating your the fuel surcharges in your trucking business based on baseline fuel price and MPG.
A list of the best truck driver exercises including workouts, tips, and ways to hit the gym while on the road.
What you need to know about owner operator costs including driver pay, fixed costs vs. variable costs, and more.
A detailed look at the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA), including who participates in the IFTA and how it started.
How to calculate IFTA including calculators for fuel taxes, miles, quarterly reports, and more.
Easy to follow rules for turning a profit in your trucking business, including rates, fuel costs, insurance, repair bills and more.
In this article we explain the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), the Form 2290 tax form, and IFTA tax, and what you need to know about each.
